CITY: Mordovian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, village Malo Mordovskiy Pashet. Record number: 1421299598 DATE OF BIRTH: 10/13/1909 DATE OF DEATH: 05/14/1969 HISTORY: Title: senior sergeant. Kind of troops: ground forces, air force (except naval aviation), coastal service, NKVD troops, border troops The family of Mikhail Egorovich Anashkin had many children, consisted of seven children. Mikhail was the eldest son, from childhood he was independent and responsible. In the Red Army since 12/07/1941. Place of call: Privolzhsky Military Commissariat, Kuibyshev region, Privolzhsky district Member of the CPSU (b) since 1944. Participated from 7.1942 to 9.1942, the Stalingrad front, from 7.1943 to 2. 1944, the Bryansk and Belorussian front (Western Front), from 4. 1944 the 1st Ukrainian. He had the rank of senior sergeant. Position: commander of a battery of 45 mm guns, 828 rifle Vladimir-Volynsky regiment of 197 rifle Bryansk Red Banner division. He was wounded: 09/15/1942 g severely, 10/13/1943. easily. Has awards: 1. Medal "For Military Merit" order 828 joint venture №54-n dated 29.5.1944. A short, specific statement of personal military feat or merit: To reward the commander of a platoon of anti-tank guns of the 2nd rifle boat - Sergeant Mikhail Egorovich Anashkin for being a participant in the Patriotic War since January 1942. During the offensive battles on the Belorussian Front, he was seriously wounded on December 12, 1943. He is currently an excellent student in combat and political training. His calculation knows his weapon perfectly. 2. Order of Glory III degree, order №197spko №51-n from 30.8.1944. A short, concrete description of a personal military feat or merit: Sergeant Anashkin, in an offensive battle on August 9, 1944, when capturing the village of Gurno, under a hurricane of enemy artillery fire, rolled his gun into an open firing position and with direct fire destroyed a mortar with a crew and two machine guns, interfering with the advance of the infantry, which contributed to the success of the battle. Conclusion: for the destruction of enemy fire weapons, for personal courage and courage, he is worthy of the government award of the Order of Glory, 3rd degree. 3. Order of Glory II degree order 142-n dated 10/12/1944. A short, specific statement of personal military feat or merit: Senior Sergeant Anashkin, in a fierce defensive battle on the Dorotinsky bridgehead on September 11, 1944 at a critical moment of the battle, when the enemy was supported by tanks went on the offensive against our positions, under his artillery fire, he rolled his gun forward of the infantry battle formations and with direct fire, shot at close range the advancing Nazis and destroyed his equipment. Only during this battle, the calculation of the brave commander knocked out an enemy tank, suppressed the fire of two firing points and destroyed up to 10 Nazis. Conclusion: for the destruction by fire of his guns, fire weapons and manpower of the enemy and the courage and courage shown at the same time, he is worthy of the government award of the Order of Glory, 2nd degree. After the Great Patriotic War, he lived with his family in the village. Obsharovka, Privolzhsky district. He had 4 children: three daughters and sons. He continued to work until 1968. Battle wounds constantly reminded of themselves. He died in 1969. He was buried in the village cemetery with. Obsharovki.